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resuˈrrectionize, v.
[-ize.]
trans. To resurrect, in various senses.
1804Southey Let. to Coleridge 14 Mar., You will stare at the catalogue of dead authors whom I shall have to resurrectionise. 1834New Monthly Mag. XLI. 544 The ingenuity deserves praise, which thus resurrectionizes cloth, and gives it a second existence. 1867Church & St. Rev. 1 June 508 Discarding such obvious topics.., he has resurrectionised ‘the man of sin’. 1889Bruce Kingd. God Introd. 4 We cannot at this date resurrectionize a lost apostolic document.
Hence resuˈrrectionized ppl. a.; resuˈrrectionizing vbl. n.
1854Blackw. Mag. LXXVI. 427 An occasional junior..might be admitted to act a subordinate part in a ‘resurrectionising affair’. 1861Sat. Rev. 14 Sept. 276 The social and spiritual advantages of modern or resurrectionized Romanism. 1871in De Vere Americanisms 655 The leading gentleman of the resurrectionizing profession is one Cunningham. |